The Crazy Story of a 1932 Ford Coupe That Was Found in a Dairy Barn in Fort Worth, Texas.

[@davidcolesr.8628]

I Like Traditional Style Hot Rods & I Sure Feel Blessed to have Fell upon this Channel. I appreciate what you do partner thank you and a little woman very much. I’ll catch you on the next one. Keep it safe out there, sir.

[@puddingcreekrodshop]

Thank you for watching!

[@gerry-p9x]

​@@puddingcreekrodshop great rehab especially when you gots surplus spare parts around

[@zworm2]

Great video and so well told. My Dad spoke of his first car with fondest memories - A 1932 Ford coupe. He fixed it up and babied it and applied a many layer lacquer paint job that was black and as he described, like a pool of deep water. He got an invitation from his Uncle Sam and had to leave it in the care of his younger brother. Mike was a budding mechanic and became the best mechanic I ever met. I worked with him on many engines and swaps. His vision for the Ford was similar to yours would be, he Hot Rodded it. When my Dad returned he gave the now Hot Rod to his brother. Well Mike got his own invite not long after and joined the Navy for a spell. They lost track of that car. I do have one picture of it with my Dad standing beside it. Need to try to find it. Enjoyed your build.

[@kevinshorter5861]

Pretty sharp too!!

[@BarryPatterson-s2h]

I've been watching your channel for a while and love it. I live in west Georgia. This is Sunday morning Sept. 29. I am just commenting to say that due to the hurricane and the flood devistation in your area that I hope You and all your family are ok. Praying , Barry

[@puddingcreekrodshop]

We are safe. Almost all the bridges in our town are washed out. Thank you for thinking of us and for watching the channel.

[@danielburke4113]

Love what you've done to the coupe with one exception...you should have kept the Buick taillights. It would have shown a certain period of time that ain't coming back. It's yours...build it like you want.

[@robbh.6505]

Couple of additional popular choices for taillights back then were 47 Chev & 50 Pontiac.....

[@andyvincent5053]

I love your videos but I wish you would record as you go and take us along as you build. Of course the stories are cool too. It's just nice to watch an expert and learn new things as you go. Keep up the great work!

[@Roger-i9m]

You are AWESOME love the channel and your are a southern boy

[@user-lt1bf4hg5h]

1st vid I've watched of yours HELLS YEAH

[@donaldperson948]

That air scoop looks great!

[@puddingcreekrodshop]

🙏🙏🙏

[@piche525]

Hey man, you just got my dream guy ever since I was 16 years old and that’s been a long time. Good job buddy.

[@roadking99jokerst60]

Thanks for being hot rodders and for posting this video.

[@puddingcreekrodshop]

Thanks for watching the channel!

[@peterselten500]

Great to see you got your dream car cool story

[@richardsmith-qy6vl]

Man puddin creek what a nice coupe that's been my dream car sense I seen American graffiti back around 1974 at the drive inn. What a great car that is and I like all the new parts you put on it like those wicked headlights really nice your bucket list car just fell in your lap. It was ment to be.

[@dickymiller43]

Excellent!! Cool car in a cool garage👍

[@larryhenderson9657]

I really enjoy ur videos, I have a friend that lives in Rodgersville.

[@puddingcreekrodshop]

🙏🙏🙏

[@tankboy8901]

My bucket list car too. Hopefully someday soon.

[@Mercmad]

I've always liked 32 Coupes but one I could wantonly lust after is your nail head powered tudor .

[@juanbarturen2726]

Ojai there. I found you'r Channel by good luck. Lucky find with that 32 Ford. Awesome. I like what you are doing to it. The lights will grow on me. Hey maybe we'll see you in person some time. I'm I. Loretto,Tennessee. I'm working on my 54 Chevy aka Ol'Beater. It's waiting to be ragged up here from South Florida. I consider it a stepping stone for what I really really want. a Model A . Some day. I like the way you narrate your video. Good job.

[@TheCrackerBox]

Beautiful ride brother !

[@puddingcreekrodshop]

🙏🙏🙏

[@johnkranz4004]

Beautiful Car

[@donaldperson948]

You’re lucky you have the machine to make parts!

[@Stupidfastracing]

Yes sir I love the 32 coupes this one is sweet I want a 3 window

[@bobbrinkerhoff3592]

Back in the Gasser days , you were allowed to make any combination of two body modifications , it could be chopped , or channeled , or sectioned . However , total height reduction was not to exceed four inches . Kinda defeated the purpose of making two body mods , didn't it ? Hard to believe , but there are pictures out there of a sectioned '37 to '41 Willys Gasser . It looked very interesting , I wonder what happened to it ? Anyway , orange Plexi windows and channeled , your initial hunch was spot on .

[@craigtittsworth9440]

Too cool!

[@mardyfisher693]

Great job on that original "Edsel Ford" hood. I like to give the man his due. Henry never did. Edsel worked his self to death fight ing the old man to get past the ModelT.

[@JulioLopez-fv3sz]

My dream car also

[@richardsmith-qy6vl]

I don't know what you paid for that coupe but it looks really solid nice find.

[@rickyrunner7619]

cool

[@xmo552]

That's the scoop you mentioned in your mini vise video! Do I get a participation cookie? edit: What are those black trim ring things on the wheels??

[@puddingcreekrodshop]

Those are 1940’s accessory wheel trim rings. Made by Lyon. Originally they would have been white to look like whitewall tires. Thanks for watching our channel!

[@horshak1]

I went to look at 2 ‘50 Chevy picks. Supposedly 1 ran 1 for parts. I get there and. 1 pickup looked ok but didn’t have an engine or trans. The other one was badly wrecked with an engine and trans in it. I asked where is. The one that runs? The seller said if you take the engine and trans outta that one and put it the other one you have a truck that runs. 😡

[@karensavarese5684]

I dig it, but Dubs is a East coast guy, and likes channeled coupes, sorry! White buckets are early Mustang. Had a pair in my 34 (channeled!) PU. Love Dubs,,

[@Chevchild]

Show it , don't drive it on the streets in it's current death trap configuration. These old rods don't belong on modern roads . Fix it up and park it . Don't hurt yourself or an innocent on the street .

[@joewoodchuck3824]

It will be fine. Virtually every crash is caused by an incompetent or oblivious driver.

[@pamdunn8454]

hey is your friend in ojai named - fred ?